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17 Cards in this Set
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Types of questions to avoid asking |
close ended (yes/no answers) leading questions multiple questions vaque questions |
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6 setups for asking questions |
presumptive examples balanced experimental stimulation scaling |
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presumptive |
when you notice you're getting angry, what do you do? |
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examples |
feeling hurt is a common response to rejection… how do you respond to rejection? |
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balanced |
being honest with someone can be helpful and hurtful, how do you respond if someone is honest with you but it is hurtful? |
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experimental |
think of a time… what were your feelings? |
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stimulation |
if you could… what would you like the outcome to be? |
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scaling |
on a scale from 1 to 10... |
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5 types of delivery strategies |
descriptive perspective comparative questions embedded sequenced |
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descriptive questions |
asking the client to describe some element of their situation response systems: thinking, feeling, interaction, behavior time: past, present, future |
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perspective-taking questions |
questions to have the client respond as though they were other people in the situation moves client beyond own experience |
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Comparative questions |
used to understand differences in clients situaiton what was v now is what was desired, what happened differences btwn individuals what ahppened and the norm what is and what will be (future) |
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embedded questions |
getting options and challenged on the table without overpowering clients or interfering with their autonomy options, suggestions, hypotheses, challenges, quandaries |
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sequenced questions |
series of linked questions to explore a pattern pattern can focus on behaviors, interactions, feelings or thinking |
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Questions for larger client systems |
circular questions triadic questions |
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circular questions |
explore situations from perspective of another |
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triadic questions |
enable practitioner to gather relational or interactive information by asking one member to report on the transactions among other members |
